Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752084.aspx

Methods can be accessed through Browser.Method() and properties can be accessed through Browser.Property.  My question is: can you get to events?  Is it possible to call a function when navigation starts, or finishes?

Oh, and is it possible to see what's in the history?  I know I can keep track of it in an array or something, but is there a function for it?

yeah. pretty similar to how i do WMP events in WLMini Music Player.

set a variable to the interface and then do:

code:

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function variablename::eventname(parameters){

}

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js code:

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var Window = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("Windows.xml", "WndBrowser", 0);
var BrowserObj = Window.Browser_GetInterface("Browser");
BrowserObj.GoHome();
function BrowserObj::BeforeNavigate()
{
    // do loading stuff
}

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code:

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Message in Script Debug
Script is starting
Error: 'BrowserObj' is undefined (code: -2146823279)
       File: Browser.js. Line: 4.
Script has failed to start

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js code:

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function BrowserObj::BeforeNavigate(pDisp, url, Flags, TargetFrameName, PostData, Headers, Cancel)

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Originally posted by whiz
It seems that none of the events work.  Any ideas?

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JScript code:

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var Wnd = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("InterfaceTest.xml", "WndTest");
var browser = Wnd.Browser_GetInterface("browser");

(function(Browser) {

    function Browser::DocumentComplete(){
    }

    function Browser::NavigateComplete2(pDisp, URL){
        Debug.Trace(URL);
    }

    function Browser::TitleChange(sText){
    }

    function Browser::DownloadBegin(){
    }
   
    function Browser::ProgressChange(nProgress, nProgressMax){
    }

})(browser);

browser.Navigate2("http://www.google.com");
// browser.GoHome();

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Works great, thanks!

Next question...  the Browser::NavigateComplete() function is fired when pages in frames are loaded, and I am using that function to set the loaded page's address in the address bar.  Is there a way to filter it between main pages and framed pages?

Have you looked at the MSDN page? It states that there are 2 parameters for the function... first one being the web browser object second being the URL...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa768332%28VS.85%29.aspx

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Originally posted by matty
Have you looked at the MSDN page? It states that there are 2 parameters for the function... first one being the web browser object second being the URL...

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Originally posted by MSDN
pDisp
        Object that evaluates to the top-level or frame WebBrowser object corresponding to the event.

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No the second parameter is the URL. A frame is going to have a different URL than the main page...

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Originally posted by matty
No the second parameter is the URL. A frame is going to have a different URL than the main page...

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Can you not get the url from the browser object?

Yeah, but how can the script tell the difference between the URL of a main page and the URL of a framed page?

You can't not without reading the code of the page I would assume. If you just need to show the URL simply do browser.LocationURL

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Originally posted by matty
You can't not without reading the code of the page I would assume. If you just need to show the URL simply do browser.LocationURL

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